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IoT-Based on Smart Water Monitoring System and Real Time Quality Testing

Sathiskumar R., Srinath S., Subash S., , Saran M., Rukkeshwar G. · 2025
PhilArchive · Papers · 2025
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Water quality and efficient utilization are critical issues in both urban and rural areas, especially with the increasing global demand and climate change impacts. This paper presents an advanced Internet of Things (IoT)-based Smart Water Monitoring System using Arduino, designed for real-time detection and reporting of multiple water parameters, including pH, turbidity, temperature, and flow rate. The proposed system employs multiple calibrated sensors integrated with an Arduino microcontroller and a Wi-Fi module for continuous data transmission to a cloud platform. A web-based dashboard provides real-time visualization and analytics of water quality metrics, enabling remote monitoring and instant alerts for anomalies. The system architecture emphasizes low cost, energy efficiency, and scalability for smart city and industrial deployments. Experimental results validate the system's accuracy and responsiveness, making it a viable solution for sustainable water management. Future enhancements include machine learning-based predictive analysis and blockchain integration for data security and transparency.
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